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I used to barter like crazy when I lived in Italy. I would trade my oil liters and gas liters in for euros. They paid me twice what I paid at he exchange. Plus I had to learn to barter when I visited the open air markets. Americans are so used to paying full price and not questioning it.
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i used to exchanged higher-priced salon services for a lunch or baked goods. lol. if you're working through 'lunch', you might as well call that client ahead of time and request they bring ya a little plate of something. they were always happy to do so, especially when they got more than they planned, and didn't have to pay extra.
heck, come to think of it, i've done hair for beer, too!
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Yes, when I lived in Mexico, we bartered for everything.
I have also bartered on cars, musical instruments, art, furniture, and even over saleries.
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